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Citizenship pledge

6 questions on citizenship pledge, part of Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties. Every answer is drawn from Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond.

Q1easy

At the citizenship ceremony, what does a person pledge to share?

  • AAustralia’s democratic beliefsCorrect
  • BAustralia’s national anthem
  • CAustralia’s public holidays
  • DAustralia’s sporting traditions

The fact states that at the citizenship ceremony, a person pledges that they will share Australia’s democratic beliefs.

Q2medium

Leila is attending her Australian citizenship ceremony. Which statement best describes part of the pledge she will make?

  • AShe pledges that she will share Australia’s democratic beliefs.Correct
  • BShe pledges that she will choose a political party.
  • CShe pledges that she will serve in parliament.
  • DShe pledges that she will change her religion.

At the citizenship ceremony, a person pledges that they will share Australia’s democratic beliefs. The other options are not stated in the fact.

Q3hard

What is the connection between the citizenship ceremony and Australia’s democratic beliefs?

  • AThe ceremony includes a pledge to share Australia’s democratic beliefs.Correct
  • BThe ceremony replaces Australia’s democratic beliefs with new beliefs.
  • CThe ceremony requires people to vote before becoming citizens.
  • DThe ceremony asks people to give up all previous beliefs.

The fact explains that at the citizenship ceremony, a person pledges that they will share Australia’s democratic beliefs. It does not say the ceremony replaces beliefs, requires voting beforehand, or asks people to give up all previous beliefs.

Q4easy

At the citizenship ceremony, what does a person pledge to respect?

  • AAustralia’s rights and libertiesCorrect
  • BAustralia’s national sports teams
  • CAustralia’s public holidays
  • DAustralia’s weather and climate

The fact states that at the citizenship ceremony, a person pledges that they will respect Australia’s rights and liberties.

Q5medium

During a citizenship ceremony, Mei is asked to make the citizenship pledge. Which statement best matches what she is pledging to do?

  • ARespect Australia’s rights and libertiesCorrect
  • BChoose a particular political party
  • CMove to a particular Australian state
  • DLearn every Australian law by memory

The citizenship pledge includes a commitment to respect Australia’s rights and liberties.

Q6hard

Which idea is most directly reflected in the citizenship pledge made at an Australian citizenship ceremony?

  • ANew citizens commit to respecting Australia’s rights and libertiesCorrect
  • BNew citizens must give up all personal beliefs
  • CNew citizens are required to hold public office
  • DNew citizens must agree with every government decision

The fact says that at the citizenship ceremony, a person pledges to respect Australia’s rights and liberties, so the pledge directly reflects this commitment.

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